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Dear Classical Wisdom Reader,
To quote a favorite line from The Simpsons: it’s too hot today.
So I’ll be brief!
This week we had a look at Plutarch’s thoughts on the importance of listening, plus we delved into the surprising history of the philosophy of pleasure, Cyrenaic hedonism. Discover how a student of Socrates founded this very different school of ancient philosophy…
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That’s it for this week!
All the best,
Sean Kelly
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Weekend Roundup
Plutarch’s Moralia is such a gem. His essay on listening was very influential for me. I love his take on the old saying that “diarrhea of the mouth leads to constipation of the ears”.